Israeli war crimes continue:
- Israel Kills at Least Two Palestinians in Gaza Despite U.S.-Brokered Ceasefire (Democracy Now!)
- Child, 10, Among 21 Palestinians Abducted in West Bank (IMEMC)
- 10,000+ Palestinians Buried Beneath Gaza Rubble in ‘World’s Largest Mass Grave’ (Common Dreams)
- Savage Beatings and Dying Trees: How West Bank Settler Violence Is Impacting Palestinians’ Olive Harvest (CNN)
- Palestinians Squeezed as Israel’s West Bank Settlements Grow (Deutsche Welle)
“[M]unicipality workers, accompanied by police officers, arrived at the kiosk on Sunday without notice and began demolishing it”:
The Zionist war on free speech — and the resistance — continues:
- Colorado Museum Accused of Censoring Anti-ICE, Pro-Palestine Artwork (Hyperallergic)
- State Finds ‘Anti-Israel’ and ‘Pro-Palestine’ Sentiment at Oakland Unified Is Antisemitic (CALO News)
- GUEST ROOM | Native American Heritage Month Means Nothing Without Solidarity with Palestine (Cornell Sun)
- Judge Allows MU Palestine Student Group Lawsuit to Move Forward (abc17)
- CAIR-CA Joins 250+ Groups in Sending Joint Letter Calling on Elected Officials to Demand Release of Sami Hamdi, Reject Anti-Muslim Hate in U.S. Policy (CAIR)
Although the Afghan man who “sought asylum because he publicly supported the U.S. cause in Afghanistanhas lived in the United States for more than four years and been repeatedly vetted by federal authorities, a Department of Homeland Security attorney announced in court that the government has not finished his background check and could not estimate when it would”:
- ICE Indefinitely Holds Man Facing No Charges in High-stakes Asylum Case (Washington Post)
“[T]he story appears to raise questions about links between Labour and the Israeli arms firm Elbit, a longtime client of CMS Strategic and one of the main companies targeted by Palestine Action protests”:
“President Pezeshkian linked the environmental catastrophe to broader economic troubles, acknowledging that high prices and inflation stem from both domestic policy errors and international sanctions”:
“The film just secured U.S. distribution for a December qualifying run…. But insiders say the acquisition came after weeks of waffling among major studios and streamers”:
“Kamran Hekmati of Long Island was arrested for visiting Israel 13 years ago to celebrate his son’s bar mitzvah,” family members said:
“[T]he army welcomes the Quad’s proposal but will only agree to a truce when the RSF completely withdraws from civilian areas and give up weapons”:
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